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As Xbox swings the axe, Gears of War: E-Day developers fear they'll be laid off straight after launch - and right before they'd be due their bonuses (opens the original)
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Back in July, new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced a total of 3,200 job cuts across Microsoft's gaming arm, with roughly half of those cuts being made alongside that announcement. The impact was vast. Various developers at Xbox studios, including Activision, Bethesda, Id Software, Blizzard, Mojang, and King suffered layoffs. Double Fine and Compulsion were thrust into independence, while Dishonored 2's Arkane Lyon, State of Decay 3's Undead Labs, and Hellblade's Ninja Theory entered terms for new
Deadlock may not be properly released yet, but its latest update propelled it to one of Steam's most popular games (opens the original)
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Valve's new MOBA Deadlock - a sort of cross between Dota and Overwatch - might not be fully released yet, or even accessible by vast portions of the public,but that hasn't stopped its latest update propelling it to being one of the most played games on Steam. Yesterday, Valve released a huge City Never Sleeps update for Deadlock. This drastically overhauled the map, added six new heroes, introduced a deluge of fresh voice lines, and included multiple HUD and quality-of-life updates. It was a maj
Tinker, Bard, Illusionist - Blizzard seemingly surveying World of Warcraft: Forever players about never-before-seen classes to add to the game (opens the original)
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World of Warcraft: Forever players claim to have been sent a survey asking whether they'd be interested in a variety of new classes for the upcoming MMO - and some of them are very interesting. Over the past few days, a select few users of Blizzard's Battle.net launcher spotted an opt-in survey. While Blizzard requested participants not share details of this survey, screenshots and information have nevertheless leaked online. As a result, popular World of Warcraft YouTubers such as Belluar have
Mexican lawmakers join the global fight for digital games ownership with a new consumer rights initiative (opens the original)
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Another country has entered the fray as ongoing debates around digital video game ownership ignite across the world. President of the Mexican Senate’s Digital Rights Commission, Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas, has revealed a new initiative via his personal Instagram account that he - alongside federal deputy Iraís Reyes - were proposing changes to legislation that would better protect consumers in Mexico in an increasingly digital consumer landscape. The main points of this initiative are geared to
Sony is introducing a lottery system for PS5 Pros in Japan, due to the ongoing supply shortages plaguing the games industry (opens the original)
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Sony is introducing a lottery system for PS5 Pros on its Japanese online store for when demand for new consoles outstrips the limited supply. As seen in a new information page on the official Sony website, a post confirms that Sony has begun accepting applications for PS5 Pro purchases. To apply, you need a Sony account registered in Japan, and have played for more than 60 hours on that account over the past two years. Both appear to be scalping prevention measures, which is great. Prospective b
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